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Multidrug efflux and iron acquisition and storage genes showed enhanced expression on the rhizoplane.
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e1“Enhanced expression of multi-drug efflux genes and iron acquisition- and storage-associated genes in the rhizoplane indicated mechanisms by which Bin79 competes with other microbes.”
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Yunzeng Zhang; Jin Xu; Entao Wang; et al. Microorganisms 2020. doi:10.3390/microorganisms8040583
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- Observation A potentially novel Cellvibrio genome, Bin79, was recovered at 5.71 Mb in 11 scaffolds.
- Association Plant cell wall degradation genes were repressed on the rhizoplane relative to the rhizosphere.
- Association Chitin-degrading enzyme genes were induced on the rhizoplane relative to the rhizosphere.
- Association Genes involved in repelling plant immune responses were significantly activated on the rhizoplane.
- Mechanism Comparative genomics indicated that gene gain events were important for Bin79 rhizoplane adaptation.